QB Analysis: College Success Translated to the NFL
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matty3054 posted 4/16/2007 from www.thephinsider.com [flag] |
This is a very in-depth article that applies the idea of many NFL scouts that the 2 most important stats for a QB prospect heading to the NFL in terms of predicting NFL success are games started and completion percentage. It's well researched and analyzes every QB drafted in round 1 since 1998. The writer then takes a look at the top 4 QB prospects in this year's draft using the same method.
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Quinn vs. Russell, With The Aid of Dolphin Fans
Published 4/18/2007 by CW <info@rakesofmallow.com> at Rakes Of Mallow: Front Page Posts
... Anyway, back to the original point of this post, which is to look at some research done over the last week. The first comes from SBN's own The Phinsider, who takes a few stats from quarterbacks taken in the first round since 1998. Matt looks at "Games Started" and "Completion Percentage", which is rather arbitrary but also, when you look at how the college quarterbacks turned out, seems rather relevant.
Ted Ginn and John Beck - A Tale of Changed Minds
Published 7/13/2007 by Brian G <info@buffalorumblings.com> at Buffalo Rumblings: Front Page Posts